Party in the Parks

Date & Time: September 5, 2021 (12:00am - 11:45pm)

Category: Recreation (See all events in this category)

Party in the Parks is coming to the Comox Valley Sunday, September 5, 2021.

Featured parks throughout the Comox Valley will have music, artists and activity kits.

Keep checking this page for updates to this event.

City of Courtenay:

All performances/activities in Courtenay take place from 11:00 a.m. till 12:30 p.m.

Martin Park - 20th Street & Choquette Avenue

  • Music by Bruce & Judy Wing
  • Live painting demonstration with Elissa Anthony

Hawk Glen Park - Hawk Drive

  • Music by Brodie Dawson, John Mundy, Robin Banks and Tracy Lee Canil

Puntledge Park - 1st Street

  • Music by Blue Tonic with Blaine Dunaway
  • Art activity with Jenja McIntyre

Sandwick Park - Muir Road

  • Music by Sweet Santa Fe with Pablo Cardena & Guest
  • Latern-making with Wendi Gilson

Valley View Park - Lerwick Road

  • Music by Helen Austin with Daisy Melville
  • Family photos by Viable Options Photography

Maple Park - Grieve Avenue and 18th Street

  • Music by Alannah Clark & Jesse McCloy
  • Art Activity with Larissa McLean

Town of Comox:

11 a.m.: Comox Recreation south entrance (grass area)

  • Luke Guthrie and Anela Kahiamoe

12:30 p.m. Marina Park Gazebo next to the water park

  • Laurie Tinkler Highland Dancers
  • Easy Street

3 p.m. Filberg Park* Main Stage: 

  • Music by Hey Honey (Sue Wood and John Mang)

*Street parking only; no parking on Filberg Park grounds

Comox Valley Regional District:

1 - 4 p.m.: Merville Hall

  • Music by Merville Mayhem and WhoNose

 

Volunteers Needed!

Do you want to play a valuable role? We are looking for a few volunteers to be part of the event. This would include fun tasks such as supporting the quality and content of the event and providing event information to the public.

To volunteer fill out a volunteer application available on our forms page and send to smossing@courtenay.ca or call 250-338-1000 for more information.

We acknowledge the support of the Government of Canada.